Hey Cade,Finding deals and establishing relationships.When you're starting out I recommend finding a couple of buyers first so you know you have an exit on these properties you're going to be sourcing.

@Kevin Scanlon Bought a couple of these types of deals. 

If you want I can send you a guide I wrote on how to rent out your first couple units without needing to pay a property manager or attorney. 

A handful of people that still use these will include $1 with the lease renewal if that helps.

There are certain ideas - let’s call them conventional wisdom that are repeated ad nauseam - as if they are handed down from above as TRUTH.Cash flow is KING is one of them.Cash flow is important in that is is necessary for a property to be “self supporting”.

Hi "Isabella", there seems to be some confusion on how real you are, so here is a simple test, if your left hand has 6 fingers, how many toes are there on your right foot?

It's not a "hands-off, if you build it, they will come" type of business.

I did find one but I don’t recall it off hand and I’m out of town at the moment.

I have purchased a lot with a small camp house that has not been used in a couple years. 

It doesn't sound like paralysis by analysis; instead, you've built a solid knowledge base and crave hands-on experience.